February 27, 20178 yr Newbies Hi, I'm getting different results when I use the function 'EmailListMailboxes' than what actually exists in the folders of a client in office365. Completely different. Any ideas what I could be doing wrong? Is office365's folder structure not recognized by IMAP? Any help is greatly appreciated.
March 2, 20178 yr hudi solved this themselves but I wanted to post the solution here in case someone else runs into this... When you call EmailListMailBoxes but don't pass in any parameters, the function will return all top level mailboxes. However, if those folders have subfolders then you need to pass in the name of the top level folder in order to get a list of the subfolders.
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